And this morning it just keeps on going up whilst tech stocks in general are being beat up. Busted through their 52 week high with 100 stock price ready to tumble. I bet by the weekend it will blow by that number without looking back.<br><br>Give the man a nicer jet, he earned it.<br><br><br><br><br>

yep, i think so.<br><br>my stock broker has been calling me for a month and i avoid his calls. i keep meaning to switch to a new company but i need to get my wife involved and this is low priority for her. now i want to call and sell, but i don't want to speak to the guy who i haven't called back. doh. so, you go ahead and sell and i'll hold onto appl until i finally get my wife moving. doh.<br><br>--<br>"I am mindful that diversity is one of the strengths of the country" --president bush on 9/27/05

Sell? Ah, if I knew the answer to that question I would be having a 600 dollar lunch today and ordering an iPhone. For me, and likely you, Apple is a very dangerous stock to own. Why? Because you love the company. Or lurve to quote Woody allen. (A mixture of lust and love.) Because of that there is a large danger of holding it right through obvious sell sings and we ride it all the way down.<br><br>But let us think about the best and the worst case scenario. <br><br>Worst; Jobs is sent to jail, iPhone spectacular flop, Leopard ships with a virus and Al Gore's iPhone sets his thinning hair on fire.<br><br>Best: Jobs has hit another home run and the stock breaks 100 by Friday, split next week and is back nipping at 100 by the intro in June.<br><br>The only worst case that I think is probable is that everyone is sick of hearing about the iPhone by the end of next week and there is a dip of 12%. If you are into selling and buying I would sell next Friday at 3PM and repurchase on the following Tuesday.<br><br><br><br><br><br>

Actually I was thinking of only selling half my shares and then just buying more when the stock went back down...<br><br>It's more of a hobby for me than anything else - I plan to pass down the stock through my family and hope *they* don't sell it to make a quick buck someday...<br><br><br>

Not sure if AAPL has a minimum but considering that the transaction costs 12 bucks (unless you load your etrade account up with 50K then they transaction is free.) you don't want to be buying a hundred bucks worth.<br><br>Do not take advice about stocks from me but,<br><br>1) Scrape one thousand bucks together.<br>2) Open an etrade account during lunch today and put the oneK in.<br>3) Wait five business days. (Etrade just put this in a few months ago. It sucks but you can't use the dollars in a trade until the 5 days pass.)<br>4) put it all on one number (I guess in this case it would be AAPL.)<br>5) Try to keep your logging into etrade down to once a week.<br>6) Think of it as leagalized gambling and do not commit your kid's college fund.<br>7) If your number doubles in value sell half and from then on you are playing with house money.<br>8) From then on just buy low sell high.<br><br>Easy right? Since I am having Raman noodles for lunch today I gotta stop getting rule number 8 backwards. And rule number 7 is for pussies, I say "let it all ride, baby needs a new pair of shoes!!"<br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br>

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